j'aimerais savoir si cette hôtel est bien pour voyager avec un bébé de 5 mois...
si non qu'elle hôtel me recommandé vous à cayo coco ou guillermo?
la plage est-elle loin du complex...
la plage a l'air de quoi???(algues, vagues...)
est-ce-que il y a des palapas? je dois avoir un peu d'ombre à cause du bébé.
🙂merci de me répondre bientôt
je ne sais pas à quelle période vous voulez partir mais le sol cayo guillermo sera fermé de mai à octobre prochain.
les paillotes sont plus ou moins droites....comment dire....si vous y allez avant sa fermeture vous aurez du mal à trouver un grande paillote qui tient encore verticalement mais si vous y allez après ses rénovations, les paillotes seront toutes changées.
Salut
Cayo Guillermo est un excellent choix avec des jeunes enfants car il faut faire une bonne distance dans l'océan avant que le niveau de l'eau monte donc très peu de vague.Tous les hôtels de Cayo Guillermo offrent des palapas sur la plage et la mer est très calme.La distance entre les chambres et la plage n'est pas énorme et se fait très bien.Personnellement j'ai été au Sol Cayo Guillermo, il est très bien mais j'ai appris qu'il fermait pour rénovations de mai à septembre prochain.Il n'y a pas beaucoup d'hôtels sur l'ile et ils sont tous bons.
merci pour votre réponse rapide...😉
pouvez vous me dire si l'hôtel est quand même propre
et convenable même si ils veulent rénover bientôt???
et la plage de pilar l'avez vous vu???y a t-il des palapas???(je voyage avec un bébé)
et à combien de cette hôtel... 🙂
Je ne sais pas quel sorte de rénovations ils veulent faire.Ce n'est pas un hôtel mais des villas de deux étages réparties sur le site.Peut-être qu'ils veulent rénové le restaurant (aucune idée?)
La plage pilar est à cayo coco et est moins belle que les plages de cayo guillermo tu serais mieux au melia cayo guillermo ou au iberostar daiquiri si le sol cayo guillermo est fermé.
si l'hôtel ferme 5 mois ce n'est pas juste pour rénover un resto...ce sont des rénovations complètes comme pour l'iberostar daiquiri, ce sont des rénovations obligatoires tous les 10-12 ans et ça tombe cette année.
ce n'est pas forcément des villas à deux étages, je suis toujours tombée sur une chambre de plein pied sans étages...cela dépend de l'endroit dans le site.
cependant, je trouve l'hôtel très bien malgré ses petits signes de vieillesse j'adore cet hôtel.
je suis tout à fait d'accord pour le fait que c'est un endroit idéal pour les enfants car la mer n'est pas profonde on a pied loin et il y a une dizaine de mètres où il y a à peine 30 cm d'eau très douce transparente.
Ce que je voulais dire par villa à deux étages, se sont des édifices de deux étages avec des chambres sur les deux paliers.Personnellement, je préfère une chambre à l'étage pour éviter la venue d'indésirables bestioles car mon épouse à la phobie de celle-ci.D'ailleurs, les chambres à l'étage sont très jolies avec leur toit cathédrale.
tres belle place....on etais en 2006..et on a aimer ca..on a pris le taxi por aller a la playa pilar tres belle plage
voici mon lien que jai faite de sol guillermo
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